November 16, 2025

🧶 How to Crochet Granny Square Slippers (Step-by-Step Guide)

Below is a clear, detailed, step-by-step guide on How to Make Crochet Granny Square Slippers — perfect for beginners or experienced crocheters. I’ll include materials, sizing tips, assembly diagrams (text-based), and optional design variations.


🧶 How to Crochet Granny Square Slippers (Step-by-Step Guide)

Granny square slippers are simple, quick, and customizable. They’re created from several classic granny squares stitched together in a strategic pattern to form comfy, cozy slippers.


Materials Needed

  • Yarn: Worsted weight (medium #4) acrylic or cotton yarn
    (use 1–2 colors or multiple for a patchwork look)

  • Crochet hook: Size H/5.0 mm or size recommended for your yarn

  • Yarn needle for sewing squares together

  • Scissors


📏 Sizing Guide

You can adjust slipper size by:

  • Using bigger or smaller hook/yarn

  • Making larger or smaller granny squares

  • Adding or removing border rounds

Typical square size:

  • Adult Small: 4.5″ squares

  • Adult Medium: 5″ squares

  • Adult Large: 5.5″ squares

  • Child sizes: 3.5–4″ squares


🟦 Step 1: Crochet the Basic Granny Square

You need 3 granny squares per slipper, 6 total for a pair.

Classic Granny Square Instructions

Round 1

  1. Ch 4, slip stitch to form ring.

  2. Ch 3 (counts as dc), work 2 dc into ring.

  3. Ch 2, 3 dc into ring — repeat 3 times.

  4. Ch 2, join with sl st to top of beginning ch-3.
    (You now have 4 clusters forming a square.)

Round 2

  1. Sl st to first ch-2 corner space.

  2. Ch 3 (counts as dc), 2 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in the same corner (corner made).

  3. In next corner space: 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc.

  4. Repeat for remaining corners.

  5. Join with sl st to top of ch-3.

Round 3 (and beyond if needed)

  1. In each corner: 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc.

  2. In each side space: 3 dc.

  3. Continue until square is your desired size.

Make all 6 squares equal in size.


🧩 Step 2: Arrange the Squares

Each slipper is assembled from three squares:

Layout Diagram (top view)

[A]
[B] [C]
  • A = toe square

  • B = side square

  • C = heel square


🪡 Step 3: Sewing the Slipper Together

Use whip stitch or slip stitch join.


🥿 Slipper Assembly Instructions

1️⃣ Join A and B

  • Fold Square B so one edge aligns with the side of Square A.

  • Sew along one edge (half of square A’s side).

2️⃣ Join A and C

  • Fold Square C to align with the opposite side of Square A.

  • Sew along one edge.

You now have 3 squares forming an open “T” shape.

3️⃣ Join the Back of the Slipper

  • Fold B and C toward each other so their free edges meet.

  • Stitch B to C along the back seam (this forms the heel).

4️⃣ Form the Toe

  • Fold Square A slightly around the toes and sew its remaining edges to B and C.


🧦 Shape Diagram (Side View After Folding)

Toe (A)
________
/ \
| ____ | ← B (side)
| | | |
\_|____|_/ ← C (heel)

🎀 Step 4: Add Edging (Optional)

Work 1–2 rounds of sc around the slipper opening for structure.

  • Round 1: sc evenly around

  • Round 2 (optional): crab stitch or sl st for a decorative edge


🌈 Step 5: Customizations

  • Use variegated yarn for colorful squares

  • Add pom-poms at the toe

  • Add soles using felting sheets or suede patches for grip

  • Make flower appliqués and sew onto Square A

  • Use 3 different colors—one per square—for a playful look


🧼 Care Instructions

  • Machine wash gentle or hand wash

  • Lay flat to dry to maintain shape


✅ Want a printable pattern, a diagram image, or a video-style walkthrough?

Watch video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neBp4qhevOI

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